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...Hour. But one event alone occupied the major attention of the U.S. in 1952. When General Eisenhower, an authentic hero both at home and abroad, resigned his job as head of NATO's armies to enter the U.S. political arena, many innocent Europeans (as well as many informed Americans) took it for granted that he had been appointed 1952's Man of Destiny, almost by acclamation...
...looks like WCRB, Boston’s 24-hour classical station, will be taken over by Greater Media, and the 24-hour classical programming will come to an end. This leaves WHRB in a singular position—there will soon be half a million listeners looking for a new favorite classical station...
...notes that WCRB’s demise as a 24-hour classical station provides WHRB with an extraordinary opportunity to enrich itself financially...
...alternatively, Zemlinsky’s “Symphonic Songs” played by the Concertgebouw Orchestra. Come Sunday, you can tune in to hear Reverend Gomes preaching to the fold in Memorial Church; “Crimson Sportstalk” comes on a half-hour later...
Lynch names “drone” as a genre that is presented on NCP—the music “is just a drone for a half-hour to an hour,” he explains. The pitch is, for the most part, unchangeable...